Originally posted by caballero
I wish that I could gather my self up to want her dead but I cant its not my place, or any of our place, to judge anyone else and we should all
remember that. No matter how horrible the crime.
That line "who's place to judge?" has been bastardized to the point that it is now laughable wherever used. The only thing it originally meant was
that man has no place to judge another human's
soul. I'm not gonna sit here and say she's got a front row seat to watch the hellfire &
brimstone while lucifer's minions shred her apart only to pick up the pieces and do it all over again ad infinitum. God's the only One who can
judge a person's soul. We, however, have every right to see to it that her soul reaches His seat of judgement in a timely fashion. Give unto Ceasar
what is Ceasar's, give unto God that which is God's. Her Earthly body is not of Heaven or Hell, but belongs fully to this world and it is up to
this world to decide what should be done with it.
Some crimes are so heinous that I believe it is cruel and unusual punishment to allow the criminal to live after conviction. Crimes against children
fall into that category. Any woman (or man) who would even consider placing an infant into a microwave, let alone carrying the act out, has loudly
and undeniably made a statement that her life is void and her purpose here on Earth is finished. I say that as a dad, as a man, and as a human
being.
I have a 9 month old little girl & a 27 month old little boy snuggly sleeping in their rooms upstairs right now and it's taking all I have to not run
up there, wake them up, and give them both a big hug and kiss on the forehead after reading this.
And, finally, once again I am drawn back to that overwhelming feeling that we're watching the fulfillment of Revelations right in front of our very
eyes, with parents not just killing their own children, but doing it in the most evil, ungodly ways imaginable.